LIVE TO RIDE - SKATE OR DIE
Berry Wardlaw of Accurate Engineering and Jamie Thomas team up to build it big.
Written By Vivian 'Gypsy' Charros, Photos by Drew Burke, Chad Foreman
Where the hell is Dothan, Alabama? Well, to Berry Wardlaw, its home and has been since 1996 when he moved his business, Accurate Engineering, to L.A. (lower Alabama). It’s where he has produced incredible engines for just about every notable in the industry including the powerhouses for many Discovery Channel bikes, the motors for numerous winners of the AMD World Championship, the engines for two...
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Accurate In Cinci 2008
See Their New XR Knucklehead Engine
By Berry Wardlaw
BIKERNET ASSALT WEAPAN TO BE FEATURED IN ACCURATE BOOTH AT V-TWIN SHOW IN FEBRUARY--
Went home for Christmas, shot another deer, hired a new employee, finished my Tiki hut, fed my snakes, getting "Bitch Slap" ready for Cinci., working on booth set-up (10x20 and includes you...
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120-Inch Panhead For Bonneville 2007
The Pressure Started
By Wrench
Barry Wardlaw of Accurate Engineering is building the new
Crocker Motorcycle engines in addition to building our 120-inch
Panhead heart for our "World's Fastest Panhead."
"The engine I am building now is NOTHING like your street
engine," Barry said. "I&...
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Accurate Engineering To Build New Crocker Engines
Canadian Crocker Signs Deal With Berry
By Terri and Bandit
BIKERNET TO FOLLOW CROCKER MOTORCYCLE COMPANY PROGRESS--Crocker Motorcycle Company of Toronto, Ontario signed a contract with Accurate Engineering to produce reproduction engines for the big and small tank Crocker Motorcycles. Along with the expanding line of part...
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Accurate Engineering Builds Worlds Fastest Panhead
With Bikernet, And We Will Build Another One
By Terri and Bandit
September, 2006---Accurate Engineering's Outlaw 120’ made history during the Bonneville Salt Flats 2006 International Motorcycle Speed Trials. The "Salt Shaker," powered by Accurate's 120 cubic inch Panhead motor, was 5-Ball Racing's entry on the flats. Keith "B...
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